Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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o % THURSDAY night . . . scattered pictures . . . waste basket full of paper . . . general disorder in 201 . . . conclusion: the Hi-Life staff has been meeting again! From October through April the staff met for the chief purpose of compiling this Annual. Of course, time-outs were called to laugh over snapshots and antiquated year books, but other hours were spent in conscientious work. Quantities of ideas (good and bad), paper, glue, sketches, and scribbling were called into play so that material most representative of life in Greenville High School might be included in this book. Through these efforts, it is the sincere hope of the staff and the Senior Class that this Hi-Life will prove to be a living and accurate account of the memorable year . . . 1939. 4

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LIFE CHIGAN, HIGH SCHOOL Glance !

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THIS June and in the many Junes to come, millions of young people throughout this country will receive a diploma to signify their completion of high school and college work. As these young people pause on the threshold of a new life, they reluctantly leave behind them the pennant and polo coat, the book and the pencil —only to become memories, faded and worn. Over the threshold stretches a life, new and unknown to them, full of the good and the bad, the breaks and the bumps. Many heights are there to be scaled and from each summit can be seen on the dim horizon even greater goals to be attained. Dreams and ambitions are not easily realized and the hardest roads to travel are the ones that lead to the top. The world today presents an imperative challenge to these young people, a challenge to go forward to meet and overcome the obstacles of this modern twentieth century. So, to the youth who, as boys and girls, are about to leave these familiar corridors to become the men and women of tomorrow, who face and must meet this challenge, we, the Class of 1939, dedicate this Hi-Life.